No. SleekAI does not write to Salesforce. Your existing form plugin (Gravity Forms with Salesforce add-on, FormAssembly, Salesforce Web-to-Lead) handles the integration. The chatbot's role is to qualify and route the visitor to the right form, so the lead reaches Salesforce through your existing path with the usual campaign attribution, fields, and consent.

Yes, from your published trust and compliance content. If your site has a SOC 2 page, an ISO 27001 mention, a DPA download, and a privacy policy, the bot quotes those answers verbatim. The bot will not invent compliance claims or affirm certifications you do not have. Trust pages with clear, current statements get the most leverage from this layer.

Whatever pricing detail you publish, the bot can quote. For published tier pricing this is straightforward. For enterprise quote-based pricing, the bot describes the discovery and procurement process and routes the visitor to the AE booking form, since accurate enterprise pricing depends on scope and contract terms. It does not invent enterprise quotes.

Yes. Web-to-Lead, Pardot (Marketing Cloud Account Engagement), and any form plugin with a Salesforce connector handles the lead capture. SleekAI sits in front of those forms as the qualifying conversation layer. Pardot's own scoring still applies because the lead reaches Salesforce through the same path with the same fields and tracking.

Conversation logs sit in your WordPress database, under the same security posture as the rest of your WP install. SleekAI calls OpenAI's API for response generation; OpenAI's API processing terms apply by default. For deals where data residency matters, you can configure regional model endpoints. The bot does not send Salesforce records anywhere because it has no Salesforce access.

SleekAI is a one-time WordPress plugin license. You bring your own OpenAI API key, so usage is just token cost, typically a few cents per conversation. For enterprise sales sites where each prospect may chat multiple times across long evaluation cycles, this stays well below per-conversation chatbot SaaS pricing.

No. SleekAI has no Salesforce API access and will not retrieve individual lead, account, or opportunity data through the chat. That keeps customer information inside Salesforce rather than exposed in a conversation log. The bot answers public-facing questions only; account-specific lookups happen through your AE or customer portal.

Yes. SleekAI replies in the prospect's language when the model supports it. For multinationals where procurement teams operate across regions, the bot will quote published content in whatever language it lives in, so prospects from different markets receive a coherent answer that matches the form they ultimately submit.